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"balance;Gleichgewicht;equilíbrio"* * *m (pl -ri) balancefig common sense* * *equilibrio s.m.1 balance, equilibrium, (equi)poise: perdere l'equilibrio, to lose one's balance; far perdere l'equilibrio a qlcu., to throw s.o. off balance; mantenere l'equilibrio, tenersi in equilibrio, to keep one's balance; tenersi in equilibrio su un piede, to balance on one foot; mettere, tenere qlco. in equilibrio, to balance sthg.; equilibrio politico fra i partiti, political balance of the parties; l'equilibrio dei poteri dello stato, the balance of state power; ristabilire l'equilibrio fra le due potenze, to restore (o to redress) the balance between the two powers // l'equilibrio di un complesso architettonico, the balance between the parts of a building complex // (econ.): equilibrio di mercato, market equilibrium; equilibrio instabile, unstable equilibrium; equilibrio concorrenziale, competitive equilibrium; equilibrio tra profitti e perdite, balance between profits and losses; equilibrio fra costi e ricavi, cost-revenue balance2 (scient.) equilibrium, balance; (fis.) equilibrio stabile, instabile, indifferente, stable, unstable, neutral equilibrium // (chim.) equilibrio chimico, chemical equilibrium // equilibrio biologico, environmental (o biological) balance3 (fig.) ( assennatezza) balance, equilibrium, composure, poise; common sense: manca del tutto di equilibrio, he is completely lacking in any kind of common sense; in questa situazione ha dato prova di grande equilibrio, in this situation he has shown great composure; una persona piena di equilibrio, a very stable person.* * *1) (posizione stabile) balance, equilibrium*stare in equilibrio, mantenere l'equilibrio — to keep one's balance
fare perdere l'equilibrio a qcn. — to knock sb. off balance
2) (accordo, armonia) balance, stability3) (salute mentale) equilibrium*, sanity* * *equilibriopl. - bri /ekwi'librjo, bri/sostantivo m.1 (posizione stabile) balance, equilibrium*; stare in equilibrio, mantenere l'equilibrio to keep one's balance; perdere l'equilibrio to lose one's balance; fare perdere l'equilibrio a qcn. to knock sb. off balance; stare in equilibrio su un piede to balance on one leg2 (accordo, armonia) balance, stability; trovare il giusto equilibrio to strike a balance3 (salute mentale) equilibrium*, sanity; il suo equilibrio mentale era sconvolto the balance of his mind was disturbed; ritrovare il proprio equilibrio to get back to normal.
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